CHAPTER XXV

(A)

LATE ADMISSIONS

1.
After the normal dates of admission fixed by the Syndicate, Head of a
University Teaching Department/Principal of an affiliated college may admit a student
up to 31st July or up to the 10th working day after the last date of normal admission,
whichever is later, on payment of Rs. 75 as late fee to the University or college as the
case may be,
(i)

no admission shall be permitted beyond the date prescribed in Rule 4;

(ii)

in a hard case, the Principal of an Evening College shall have authority to

waive payment of late admission fee.

2.
Permission for joining late shall not be pleaded as a justification for condoning
deficiency in lectures.
3.
No student, in anticipation of taking the B.A. examination in September
shall be admitted even provisionally in that year to join M.A. Part I, or B.Ed. or Law
classes.
4.
In special circumstances the Vice-Chancellor may, however, permit late
admission up to 31st August except in the case of admission to the M.B.B.S. course on
payment of late fee as fixed by the Syndicate from time to time.
5.

No admission beyond 31st August shall be allowed.

6.
Lectures shall be counted from the commencement of the academic session/
course irrespective of the date of admission. For this purpose the counting of lectures
shall be commenced from the date the teaching work starts for the academic session/
course and would end 14 days before the commencement of the annual examination or
7 days before the commencement of the Semester examination, as the case may be.
7.
No additional seat shall be created in any class/course (including professional
courses) to accommodate a case of late admission.
8.

For M.B.B.S. Course--

(i)

to avoid hardship, the Vice-Chancellor may permit up to 15th September

each year late admission not covered by the above rules on payment of a
late fee of Rs. 50 payable to the University;

(ii)

if a student is not eligible for an examination he will take the next

examination after six months;

(iii)

each examination (theory as well as practical) shall not take more than 30
days.

9.
Late admission forms shall be forwarded to the University for the sanction of
the Vice-Chancellor within a week from the date of such admission.
10. A student whose result of +2 examination conducted by a School Board is
published late but not later than 10th August of the year of admission may be admitted
without late fee within 15 working days of the declaration of the result, and his/her
attendance shall be counted from the date of admission. This would be applicable to an
Open School Board also.
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